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Paul Mejias’s skull was used as the digital reference model for Michael’s skeleton dance.

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This sculpture served two purposes: first, it was used to cast the skin that Michael pulls off, revealing the skull underneath secondly, the casting served as a form to sculpt Michael’s skull as the Skeleton. Michael Jackson’s transformations included a scene where The Maestro stretches the skin of his face. Paul Mejias did a clay casting of Michael’s head from a life-cast impression. The confrontation occurs in the Maestro’s mansion, where the Maestro conjures up a dancing ghost family, including a CGI skeleton that dances as only Michael Jackson can. Winston’s most significant script change to Mick Garris’s original script saw the introduction of The Mayor, who leads the townspeople against the Maestro. The film tells the story of a strange and mysterious Maestro who is set upon by some angry locals who persecute him for being different and weird. But it was so difficult for people to get past Michael’s persona, I thought that the only way he would be accepted as a real actor was if he played all these parts, disguised in makeup, so that no one would know it was him until the end.

Michael wanted badly to be accepted as an actor, as something more than the King of Pop. “I wanted Michael to play the haunted house guy,” said Winston, “but also the mayor of the town, and an evil demon who comes in at one point. After a face-off in which the Maestro dances with a gathering of ghouls and ghosts, he possesses the Mayor and then transforms himself into a terrifying demon, the Mayor exits through a window, and everyone agrees they have had a good old time and they all go about their business. While the Mayor has plans to banish the Maestro, he is instead challenged to a “scaring contest”, where the first of the two of them to be scared is the one who to leave. The storyline sees the Mayor of Normal Valley (Jackson) leading an angry mob to the home of the Maestro (also Jackson), who has been telling ghost stories and performing magic tricks to the local towns-children. All this led to a truly spectacular cinematic masterpiece, with a whopping budget of $15 million, which is still the most expensive music video ever made, the whole amount of which was paid by Michael himself. But when he dropped out to direct another King project – the mini-series based on The Shining – special effects legend Stan Winston took over the project. The project was originally created under the working title of ‘Is It Scary’, and was to be directed by co-writer Mick Garris, who was known for working on a number of Stephen King projects such as the original mini-series of The Stand. Based on an original story by Mick Garris and Stephen King, the 40-minute spectacle was directed by make-up effects maestro Stan Winston and sees Michael Jackson playing five different roles across the special effects-driven supernatural tale, which at its centre contained the title song, as well as two other tracks, 2 Bad and Is It Scary. In 1996, Michael Jackson returned to the spooky genre with “Ghosts”.

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Ghosts was released 25 years ago, having originally premiered on October 25th 1996 before going on to play alongside King’s movie Thinner.